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Traffic Signals Safety
Help Kai make safe choices on a walk to the library. Read each situation carefully. Remember: traffic signals help, but they do not replace checking that the road is safe.
Decode the signals
Choose the safest answer for each signal.
1.You are waiting at the kerb and the vehicle light is red. What should drivers do?
- Stop and wait
- Speed up
- Sound the horn
2.Kai sees an amber vehicle light change while he is still on the footpath. What is the safest choice?
- Rush across before it turns red
- Stay on the footpath and wait for a safe crossing signal
- Step onto the road to get a better look
3.A green vehicle light means every pedestrian can cross immediately. True or false? Explain what a pedestrian should check.
Make a safe crossing plan
Apply the signal rules to Kai's walk.
4.The pedestrian signal shows a red standing person. Kai is waiting at the kerb. What should he do?
5.The walking-person signal appears. Put these actions in a safe order by writing 1, 2 and 3: look and listen for traffic; walk across without running while staying alert; wait behind the kerb until the crossing signal allows you to start.
6.Kai sees the walking-person signal, but a car is turning across the crossing. What should he do, and why?
7.Match each signal situation to the safest action: 1. Red vehicle light; 2. Amber vehicle light; 3. Red standing-person signal; 4. Walking-person signal. Actions: A. Wait behind the kerb; B. Drivers stop; C. Drivers stop if they can do so safely; if they cannot, they proceed cautiously; D. A pedestrian may begin only after checking traffic is stopped and the crossing is clear.
- 1. Red vehicle light
- 2. Amber vehicle light
- 3. Red standing-person signal
- 4. Walking-person signal
- C. Drivers stop if they can do so safely; if they cannot, they proceed cautiously
- D. Check traffic is stopped and the crossing is clear before starting
- A. Wait behind the kerb
- B. Drivers stop
8.Fill the gaps: At the kerb I stop, look and . I cross only when the signal permits and the road is .
Think like a safety helper
Spot unsafe choices and explain your reasoning.
9.A friend says, “The road looks empty, so I can cross while the red standing-person signal is showing.” What advice would you give?
10.Kai reaches a crossing with no pedestrian signal. Write two safety checks he should make before crossing with a responsible adult.
11.Write one traffic-signal safety reminder Kai could tell a younger child. Include what to do while waiting and one thing to check before crossing.
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